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    Inside of your brain there are two sea monsters, one on each side. The proper name for these sea monsters are called the Hippo Campus, or Hippo Campi when referring to both. This The Hippo Campi control new memories and regulate mood. It is the first responder to new memories, and in grabbing learned memories. That’s the why you need to protect this part of your brain, because until you reach age twenty-one, it doesn’t stop growing, and the rest of your brain will finish growing and developing…

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    According to the Center for Disease Control’s National Health and Nutrition Education Survey, in 1959, 13% of adult Americans were overweight or obese. In 2010 that figure had climbed to 69.9% (CDC/NHANES, 2011). Obesity, a risk factor for diabetes, heart disease, cancer, and stroke has reached epidemic proportion in the United States. It continues to increase across the population regardless of age, education, or socioeconomic level. In 1972 Michael Jacobson, the director of the American…

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    Are Prisons Obsolete?, by Angela Davis, explores the history of prisons in the United States of America, as well as their social, political, and cultural facets. Additionally, she makes the argument for the abolition of prisons within America. Throughout the book, Davis forms three main assumptions: racism is real and wrong, prisons are racist institutions, and prisons should be considered obsolete. To start, Davis argues that racism is real and wrong by examining the history of racism in the…

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    The Philosophical Question at issue: Are drug addicts responsible for their actions when they chose to use again. Technical Terms: Author’s Thesis: Society cannot morally condemn drugs addicts for not being able to overcome their dependency, since their upbringing can catalyze their inclinations towards using these addictive substances. Author’s Argument: John Hospers was a philosophy professor at the University of Southern California and a well-known author for several ethics books.…

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    Since the beginning of time humans have been using psychoactive substances. The reasons behind substance drug use vary from person to person and change century to century. There are five historical categories in which substance drug use fall into: basic need to cope with their environment, brain chemistry, involvement of the ruling class or government, technological advances in refining synthesizing and manufacturing drugs, and lastly the development of faster more efficient methods of…

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    Carlos Rodriguez Speech

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    t a white bag dumped some of the Snow white powder on his wrist and he snorts it he lets out a loud yell and yells “ GODDAMNIT, I FUCKING LOVE COCAINE” “Pedro was like Your buddy Luke, a little bitch, who couldn't fight for himself if he tried, that's why i had him killed” Carlos exclaims “ I'm gonna fucking kill you, you fucking piece of shit” I Yell “Don't get ahead of yourself, Think about all you have to lose, you have your Pa, Your little sister, I don’t think you want to see them get…

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    recommended to use a straw to avoid the contact of drink to teeth, and brush your teeth twice a day to remove the plaque on your teeth. The enamel is the protective layer of your teeth. If it breaks, your teeth are exposed to problems such as temperature, cracks, chips, and even shattering.…

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    individuals are locked up for a drug offense (Wagner 2017). In the 1980s and 1990s political figures across America declared a “war on drugs”. During this time period Americans believed that the nation’s number one problem was drug abuse. The crack cocaine epidemic was in full effect during this time, and the main users were young poor African Americans. As the war on drugs gained popularity, policing agencies arrested more and more users resulting in increasing incarceration rates. The “war on…

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    Prenatal Substance Abuse

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    different scenarios and resulted in different outcomes but have the underlying similarity of the use of substances harmful during pregnancy to the fetus. “In the late 1980s, a series of news reports brought wide publicity to so-called crack babies, whose mothers had used cocaine during pregnancy…... but it led hospital officials in Charleston, South Carolina, to test for drugs in blood and urine samples provided by women during prenatal visits. Positive drug tests were then turned over…

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    Introduction The topic of this article is the overrepresentation of minority individuals in the juvenile justice system. Through the criminal justice system there is a problem of overrepresentation of minority individuals and the juvenile justice system is not an exception. In the adult criminal justice system focal concerns are often to blame for the overrepresentation of minority individuals, while the juvenile justice system has seen little explanation. This articles major objective is to use…

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